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Difficulty with Transitions: Supporting Flexibility in Autistic Adults
Routine isn’t about stubbornness. It’s a coping mechanism. Predictability helps reduce stress, regulate the nervous system, and free up mental energy for daily life. Differences in sensory processing, executive functioning, communication, and focus can make transitions feel especially overwhelming.
Neurodiversity-affirming strategies can support autistic adults in navigating change while honoring their unique brains.

Kaitlyn Boudreault
Oct 98 min read


Autistic Joy: Celebrating Special Interests
Autistic special interests are not just hobbies. They are pathways to joy, learning, and identity. Explore the science behind special interests, common misconceptions, and strategies for embracing passions in everyday life with neurodiversity-affirming support.

Kaitlyn Boudreault
Sep 197 min read


Autism Doesn’t Have a Look: What People Don’t See
Autism is often misunderstood due to masking and stereotypes. Many autistic adults hide social, sensory, and emotional challenges beneath the surface. Explore the realities beyond myths and learn strategies for self-acceptance, coping, and thriving.

Kaitlyn Boudreault
Aug 88 min read


Getting an Autism Diagnosis as an Adult in Canada: Step-by-Step Guide
Need an adult autism diagnosis in Canada? Learn traits, costs, providers, and a step-by-step path to assessment plus neurodiversity-affirming support.

Kaitlyn Boudreault
Apr 184 min read


Neurodivergence and Organization: Mastering Strategies for Simplifying Your Life and Space
Discover how neurodivergent individuals can master organization with strategies tailored for executive dysfunction, ADHD, and sensory sensitivities. Learn actionable, affirming tips.

Kaitlyn Boudreault
Jan 316 min read


Autistic Burnout: Signs, Symptoms, and How to Cope
Feeling overwhelmed and drained? Learn the signs of autistic burnout and explore coping strategies tailored to neurodivergent adults. Blue Sky Learning offers affirming support for your recovery.

Kaitlyn Boudreault
Oct 18, 20246 min read
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